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Kabbalah and EcologyDavid Mevorach Seidenberg
Kabbalah and Ecology
God's Image in the More-Than-Human World
David Seidenberg argues that Jewish and Kabbalistic sources extend the image of God beyond humanity to the whole of creation. Ranging from rabbinic texts to Kabbalistic cosmology, he develops an ecological theology rooted in tradition. This Cambridge study suits readers interested in contemporary applications of Kabbalistic thought. Its blend of textual scholarship and environmental ethics is unusual and thought-provoking for academic and general readers.
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